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APRIL 22

At the Mixed Blood Theater – Register online below!

A World Premiere of RED INK!

Seven indigenous writers from nine North American First Nations explore gaming, sports mascots, sovereignty and other issues in this “play-within-a-Powwow.”

With music, dance, storytelling and Indian humor, Red Ink creates a powerful portrait of a Native America that few (except Indians) know.

Crafted by Rhiana Yazzie with Native playwrights:

• Tomson Highway

• Diane Glancy

• Yvette Nolan

• Arigon Starr

• Darren Renville

• Drew Hayden Taylor

• Rhiana Yazzie

Directed by Sarah Rasmussen

 This Special Event Fundraiser includes:

• 6:30 pm : Reception with food/drink and Silent Auction of Native American artwork and signed books by Native authors.

• 7:30 pm: Red Ink Performance

• After performance: pick up and pay for auction items, mingle with actors and Circle staff/board.

This reporting is made possible by readers like you.

The Circle is a nonprofit newsroom with no tribal affiliation, no corporate ownership, and no paywall. Independent Native journalism depends on reader support.
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